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JustWatch now streams TV shows and movies, too
Source: The Verge · Published
After announcing plans to introduce its own streaming service last month, JustWatch, a popular guide and search engine for finding things to watch on existing platforms like Disney Plus and Netflix, launched JustWatch TV today. The new streaming service offers an ad-supported fre
After announcing plans to introduce its own streaming service last month, JustWatch, a popular guide and search engine for finding things to watch on existing platforms like Disney Plus and Netflix, launched JustWatch TV today. The new streaming service offers an ad-supported free subscription, an ad-free paid subscription, and movie rentals with content from 30 global partners. The streaming service is accessible through JustWatch's existing mobile apps and its website and is currently available in 12 markets including the US, Canada, France, Italy, Australia, and the UK.
Content providers include Bleecker Street, Cineverse, Fremantle, New … Read the full story at The Verge.
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